The phrase "advertising process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the series of steps or methods involved in creating and implementing advertising campaigns.
Example: "Understanding the advertising process is crucial for developing effective marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "advertising procedure" or "advertising methodology".
In all your firsthand presence in the American advertising process, can you address how ethical issues were treated?
Since I am interested in ethics, I want to know what if any amount of ethical discussion was present in the American advertising process in your experience.
"This portal combines three complementary sets of primary source material that explore the history of American consumer culture in the twentieth century via three key themes: research into consumer motivation, the advertising process and the products themselves.
As part of the crowdsourcing effort, V&S created Fan Machine, an app that turns a brand's social media platform into a virtual creative department, making fans central to the advertising process.
Democrats argued that much of the increase in the number of people who said they had an unfavorable view of Mr. Kerry was among Republicans who did not know him at the beginning of the advertising process and were never going to vote for him, as opposed to truly wavering voters.
But the evidence showed that President Clinton was closely involved in the ads four years ago, and Governor Bush's decision to pull an ad a few weeks ago, because he thought it was unfair, showed that he too is connected to the advertising process.
Adventures in Advertising processes the orders and takes a fee of 6 to 10percentt.
Administrative documents cover the management of these presses as well as the editorial, sales, inventorying, and advertising processes.
Google's search and advertising processes are under investigation in the EU over concerns that Google links differently to its own vertical services — thereby disadvantaging its competitors.
In 2008 Google's President of the Americas operation Tim Armstrong (now CEO of our parent company AOL) was pushing hard to get some two dozen advertising processes integrated into a single streamlined system.
The typically months-long editorial and advertising processes boiled down to one click shopping.
